Dracula forehead after Botox. What can I do?

Hello and thank you for your question.  If by "dracula forehead" you mean that your eyebrows look peaked and are accentuated when raising them, then yes, this can be corrected.  If the Botox was injected high up and/or placed mostly in the center of the forehead, this can create that peaked-brow or over-arched look.  Have your injector add a couple more units at the arch of the brows (but closer to the hairline as to not drop the brows or make them heavy). Hope this is helpful and best of luck.   

Hello, and thank you for your question. 
You can either choose to wait since sometimes the various groups of muscles in the forehead, eye and glabella area may balance out or you may go for additional Botox to correct the eyebrows.

Stay well,

Oxana Popescu MD

Hello and thanks for your question. Go back to your injector and this problem should be easily corrected. If your brows are peaking (upside down "V" shape), an average of 2 units should solve the problem. This is a common adjustment when the forehead is under-treated. As undesirable as this effect is, it is actually preferred to an over-treated forehead, when the brows droop and the eyes look tired. This result often lasts for a couple of months, while the "Spock"/"Joker"/"Dracula" brows can be corrected immediately. Don't live with it! Hope this helps.